“Can’t afford to pay? Figure it out. Not our problem.”
The viral image of that text, seen on the side of a streetcar, was altered, the TTC confirmed after the photo posted to social media last week quickly went viral and prompted outrage from some city residents.
oh ok pic.twitter.com/nt2sfZVPkR
— avrielle (@trialcyon) April 5, 2024
The #TTC is launching an enhanced fare compliance campaign this week focused on the importance of paying fares and the consequences of not paying.
Learn more at:https://t.co/4Nm5QSR44nFor more on how we’re combatting evasion, visit: https://t.co/hPRc2SIdFs pic.twitter.com/zwuMljGejd
— TTC Media Relations 📰🚌🚋🚈 (@TTCNewsroom) March 21, 2024
Eye-catching election signs put up in 2014 by No Ford Nation, a community group opposed to the re-election of Rob Ford, draw inspiration from the scandals besetting the mayor.
Christopher Lambe, a Toronto resident who sold “Metrostinx” merchandise.